Computing Atlas

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This atlas keeps a public record of its own growth: each day it publishes, how many facts it recorded, how many new entries and articles it added, and which entries grew, newest day first. It is not a list of individual facts; open a day's entries to see what each one gained.

Monday, October 12, 2026 (continued)

Recorded 25 new facts, 25 new entries and 2 new articles this day.

Larry Masinter (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Mikhail Donskoy (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Radhia Cousot (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Richard Bellman (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Richard Helm (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Scott Bradner (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Seppo Linnainmaa (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Serge Haroche (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Warren Teitelman (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Wolfgang Händler (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Adi Shamir as both builder and breaker of ciphers

New article

How the Harvard Mark I ran a program from paper tape

New article

Sunday, October 11, 2026

Recorded 42 new facts, 34 new entries and 12 new articles this day.

Free Software Foundation: GNU General Public License, version 2

New entry, 2 facts

New: Publisher, Url.

Free Software Foundation: GNU General Public License, version 3

New entry, 2 facts

New: Publisher, Url.

Free Software Foundation: GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1

New entry, 2 facts

New: Publisher, Url.

The Apache Software Foundation: Apache License, Version 2.0

New entry, 2 facts

New: Publisher, Url.

A5/1

New entry, 1 fact

New: Description.

A5/1 (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.

Algorithm Classification

New entry, 1 fact

New: Description.

Analog computing (Wikipedia)

New entry, 1 fact

New: Url.